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You may not even have to cast the value as a version<br />

<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-42370025-1"><span>$data | sort</span>
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@aikimark - no that doesn't work because with string sorting you will get results like 1.12.1.15662 before 1.2.0.9064.
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It depends on the source of the data in the array. &nbsp;If they went in as versions, they shouldn't need casting. &nbsp;If they came in as strings, then they will need to be cast as version data, either on input (population of the array) or in the Sort operation (as you've shown).
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It's a good point to make that it may be better to cast the data during population of the array.<br />
I assumed that the data in the array is just strings from the way the question was asked, but that could be incorrect.
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Hey<br />
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How do I sort version numbers: (in an array)<br />
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1.1.0.8400<br />
1.10.0.14127<br />
1.10.1.14414<br />
1.11.0.14649<br />
1.11.1.14865<br />
1.12.0.15302<br />
1.12.1.15602<br />
1.12.1.15662<br />
1.2.0.9064<br />
1.4.0.10352<br />
1.5.0.11365<br />
1.5.0.11534<br />
1.6.0.12058<br />
1.7.0.12519<br />
1.7.1.12780<br />
1.8.0.13165<br />
1.9.0.13640<br />
1.9.1.13731
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How do I sort version numbers: (in an array)

1.1.0.8400
1.10.0.14127
1.10.1.14414
1.11.0.14649
1.11.1.14865
1.12.0.15302
1.12.1.15602
1.12.1.15662
1.2.0.9064
1.4.0.10352
1.5.0.11365
1.5.0.11534
1.6.0.12058
1.7.0.12519
1.7.1.12780
1.8.0.13165
1.9.0.13640
1.9.1.13731

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